The Bajaj V12 is a more compact version of the V15, the company's well-liked luxury commuter. Although the majority of the styling cues are carried over, the V12's 125cc engine puts it in competition with the Hero Glamour, Honda CB Shine, Yamaha Saluto, TVS Phoenix, and Suzuki Slingshot+. The Bajaj V12's muscular fuel tank, stylish removable rear cowl, and chrome-rimmed headlamp—all features taken from the V15—give it a neo-retro appearance. To reduce costs, a few components, such the alloy wheels and the instrument panel, have been changed. The V15's tubeless tyres have been swapped out for tubed ones, and other components previously finished in aluminium now have a gloss black finish. A 125cc single-cylinder engine with 10.5bhp and 11Nm of torque powers the V12. The V12 receives a five-speed gearbox, unlike its competitors in the same price bracket. However, there is now a front disc brake option. The engine has been tweaked to provide plenty of low- and mid-range torque. A priority is efficiency, especially with the target audience in mind. The four available paint jobs for the V12 are blue, red, black, and white. The cost of the V12 is Rs 58,300 for the version with drum brakes and Rs 61,000 for the version with disc brakes